MINDS ON MATH 7

Bob Alexander

Brendan, Kelly

Don Mills, Ont. : Addison-wesley Publishers

Minds on math 8

Addison-Wesley Publishers

Aw Maths 9 Ont Se Ph Canada

Pearson English Language Teaching

Addison Wesley Foundations of Math 10 Student Edition Final

Pearson Education Limited

Benchwarmer's Sports Trivia

Ace Books

With prodigious research of the Southwest Borderland, historian Bob Alexander has herein uncovered the lives of fifteen notable gunmen, most of them largely lost to history - until now. Some of them were tougher than Wyatt Earp, killed more people than Billy the Kid, stole more livestock than Butch Cassidy, and took more bullets than Harvey Logan. With a lively style, strict documentation, and a remarkable collection of old photographs, here are the lost gunfighters of the Old Southwest.

Lawmen, Outlaws, and S.O.Bs.

History

Americas

High-Lonesome Books

Sheriff Harvey Whitehill

A great biography of this 19th century Grant County, NM, sheriff. He jailed Billy the Kid, knew the infamous rustler John Kinney, lived through the Apache Wars, beat Pat Garrett at the polls and helped tame the Wild West.

Alexander, Bob

With Sheriff Harvey Whitehill: Silver City Stalwart, author Bob Alexander demonstrates not only that Harvey Whitehill was a major figure in the annals of the Old West, he shows as well that the Sheriff’s home ground of Silver City, in Grant County, New Mexico, rivals Tombstone, Dodge City, and Deadwood as a hotbed of outlaw–lawman history. A bull of a man, Whitehill literally pulled his own wagon on occasion. He also jailed Billy the Kid, knew the infamous rustler John Kinney, lived through the Apache Wars, and beat Pat Garrett at the polls. More detective than gunman, he solved the Gage train robbery. Built at the edge of the Gila Wilderness, mining and cattle town Silver City needed a steady hand to guide it through its most violent years. Harvey Whitehill was that central figure in the community through six terms as elected sheriff.

In November, 1883, near a railroad siding called Gage in southwest New Mexico, four mounted outlaws derailed the eastbound Southern Pacific, killed the engineer, and robbed the train and passengers of far less money than they had hoped. The meager heist nonetheless set in motion one of the best Old West action yarns ever-and it's all true! Included with train robbery comes hard riding over rough country, hideouts in the wilderness, brilliant detective work, not-so-brilliant detective work, a jail break, several shoot-outs on the run, more killings, on-the-spot lynchings, greed over the reward money, and the trial where the outlaw leader, the resilient Kit Joy, tries mightily to beat the rope. Fast-paced and fully documented, former lawman Bob Alexander has once again given us important Western history that the others have missed.

Lynch Ropes & Long Shots

Volume I of Lawmen, Outlaws and S.O.Bs. sold out in short order. The characters in Volume II are just as tough, ornery, and contradictory, some wearing badges and going to jail all in one career. From the Ketchum Brothers to Chico Cano, Frank Hamer, and the fighting Lopez Family of southern New Mexico, author Bob Alexander gives us a fascinating array of gunmen, in the round, warts and all. With a lively style, strict documentation, and a sterling collection of old photographs, here is a gunfighters' gallery from the Old Southwest.

Lawmen, Outlaws, and S.O.Bs, Vol. 2

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